The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
Condensed Review Of Events Trans.
plred and TranspIrlng
IN and About Canton--BIts OF News Gath
cred from All of the Many Sources
Found In a Progressing,
Thriving City

menches q Barber--Thursday, the 18th,
Miller family reunion will be held ON
Grove. " 0O''Ns'
Mart Grabusky and Lizzie Watts. Of
canton, have been granted q marriage
license.
Miss Minnie Lsadbetter, of MIllsrs.
6urg, Ohio. Is visiting at the home Of
MIR. James Fry.
Charles Stokes and Minnie NJ. Reed
OF PIKE township, have been granted
permission to wed.
Mr. George and Miss Eva Leonard re-
turned, yesterday, from an extended
Visit With their parents at Kent.
Mtssrs. August schWertne eF and HARRY
WeIhet, OF this city, left for Buffalo yes.
terdaY' where they will attend school.
There are now 143 children In the
FslrmOUnt Children's Home. Three
were bound out during the past week.
Miss Jessie Horn went to Cleveland
tnis morning, tOsDend q week trimming
ror FoOte, Reed & Co., wholesale milli.
ners.
Misses Emma BecheI and Minnie
Peter have returned from a two weeks
Visit to friends and relatives at Ss1-
dusky.
The case Of Ohio vs. Frank Eayss, for
assault and battery, was tried before
Judge Fawcett In court room No. 2 yes
terdsy.
The County Commissioners allowed
sheep claims yesterday, and the num-
per will probably exceed that Of shy
In the last two years.
An unusually large amount of bust.
ness Will be transacted at toniRht's
Council meeting. There has not been q
meeting for three weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Dupre, accompanied by his
son Josie, left Canton for Buffalo this
morning, Where the latter will attend
the Commercial College.
Three little children of j. B, Ritter
were taken to the Children's Home,
Monday, 6y Charles r. Fra zer, Superin-
tendent of the Humane Society.
Misses Ella Frankfort and Ida Buz.
zard, who have been visiting relatives
IN this city for several weeks past, have
returned to their homes In Youngstown,
Charles N. Stsmm, formerly Of Can
ton, but now residing in Cleveland,
came In this morning to attend the fun.
eral Of Mr.. q. ]. Long, late Of Grenada,
Col.
A seven weeks old child Of Richard
Eben, No. 63 HOussl street, died yester-
day at 2 o'clock. Funeral Tuesday ats
o'clock from the German Catholic
Church.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges the re.
celpt OF fine pair Of blankets, presents
ed by Messrs. N. j. Roche & Co., for the
finest decorated building during the
tournament.
MIR. Fred. Heingartner has returned
from q ten weeks trip through the New
England States for Harrison g Co., of
this city. He will leave In few dsys
for the West.
The death Of Harry j. Long, who was
raised In Canton, took place at 8 O'Clock
Saturday night at Granada, Col. The
remains will be brought home to Can.
ton for burial.
Miss Kate M0ke, who has been In the
employ OF the Bee Hive Store at Msssil-
lon for the past two years, has accented
q more lucrative position In the new
dry goods store Of n. j. Roche & Co., In
this city.
Jake Oppenhelmer, of the G. .O.P.C.Co,
cHers complete outfit for the groom, a
bonnet for the bride and carriage and
band as accessories for the happy couple
who will be Joined in Wedlock In the
show windows of the G. o. P. c. Co.
A small bay mare, valued at $125, was
stolen from the stable of Mr.. George ",
hennlng, three miles east Of OsnaburR,
Monday night, A reward Of $25 Ia OF.
rered for the recovery Of the animal,
while the regular reward Of 800 for the
arrest and conviction Of the thief Is Of
fered.
The school teacher dead lock al Ma.
varre ls broken, after stsndstill since
June. At the last meeting of the Board
Ehomas Thomas was elected teacher for
the grammar school, by the votes Of
Messrs. ID. Ricksecker, D. B. Pocock, Jno,
Loew and N. L. Hoagland. G. G. Bar.
nett and A. Carver voted for D. 8, Sow.
ers, who was knocked out,
ID. Dyas Is In Canton for a few days,
Will Tobin and Geo. Forney spent
Sunday In Canton, T, j. Roberts.
who has for some time been sssisting
n. J. Roche & Co., In Canton, sDent
Sunday at his home In this CITY. = Il
Mrs. Harry Ballard and son ROYAL, Of
Canton, are visiting with Mrs. H's,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D, Il. Williams.
No. 107 East Lake street, Akron
Beacon.
The DEMOCRAT has secured the saT.
vices of John B. Hal6n, one OF the finest
engraVers on wood In the country, and
ls now prepared to execute ali orders
In that line. Mr.. Haltin is born artist
and the samples of his work at this ofioe
are his only testimonials. Parties d.
string wood cuts should examine his
work before ordering from the large
cities. Plenty Of excellent references
can be given In this city to manufsctur-
BIS and others for whom he has made
9ngravings.
Children's day was very pleasantly oh.
served at Trinity Reformed Church yes.
terday morning. The chapel had been
neatly decorated with golden rod, potted
plants and rich profusion of fioWars
arranged in pleasing designs. This
ioral ornamentati0n, with the neW
resco and carpets, made the place a
,ery attractive one to old and young.
The service rendered consisted Of vocal
olos and songs by the school. recita-
Ions and speeches by pastor, superin.
endent and children, and was listened
o with evident appreciation by the
arge audience present.